July Fourth Holiday Travel

By George Noleff&nbsp|&nbsp

Posted: Wed 12:31 PM, Jun 28, 2017

Toledo (13abc) The Automobile Association of America reports more than two million people from Ohio and Michigan will be traveling for the July Fourth holiday. That is a three percent increase over last year.

The AAA says the top travel destinations for people from our region are:

While some people will fly to their destinations, most will drive. The AAA has some advice for drivers.

1. Plan ahead: Have an alternate route mapped.2. Leave early in the morning to avoid heavy traffic.3. Do a basic vehicle check including tire pressure, fluids, and lights.4. Look before you lock to avoid accidental lock-outs.

AAA reports gas prices should hold steady, but you may want to fill-up in Ohio rather than Michigan. Ohio gas prices are about 19 cents a gallon less than those in Michigan.

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